How are the easiest courses at IIT determined?

Each course is scored on difficulty, a 0–100 measure built from student ratings and sentiment aggregated across the web, and ranked accordingly. Courses students rate least difficult. Students can also add their own reviews on each course page.

Is this ranking based on real student feedback?

Yes. The ratings aggregate real student feedback, so each score reflects many data points rather than one opinion. We show how many ratings back each course so you can gauge confidence, and written student reviews add firsthand detail on top.

Easiest Classes at IIT

Q: What are the easiest courses at Illinois Institute of Technology?

Based on student ratings aggregated from across the web, the easiest courses at Illinois Institute of Technology include MMAE100, CS100, PSYC301. Courses students rate least difficult. See the full ranked list above and open any course for the detailed breakdown.

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How this is ranked

Ranked by difficulty, lowest first: how hard students say the class is.

Scores run 0 to 100 and come from student ratings, aggregated across the web where we have them and from reviews written here otherwise. Courses with too few ratings aren't ranked. Each score is adjusted for how many ratings back it: a class with only a few is pulled toward the school average, so its score here can differ a little from its course page. Each row shows how many ratings back it. Graduate-level classes, peer mentor, practicum, independent study, internship and research sections, labs and one-credit courses are left out.